Tokyo, Asakusa Sensoji, Imado Shrine Goshuin Walking Tour (Depart at 1PM)

하이라이트

• Tokyo is Japan's capital. Tokugawa Ieyasu made Tokyo Japan's political and economic center during the Edo period.
• Sensoji is Tokyo's oldest temple, dedicated to the Kannon deity, it has been rebuilt nearly 20 times with 30-40 million visitors yearly.
• Asakusa Shrine, located next to Sensoji, enshrined three founders of Sensoji.
• Imado Shrine is famous for its connection to the lucky cat, and also a popular spot for those seeking love and marriage.
• Discover more beautiful, lesser-known shrines with unique significance with local experts.

투어 소개

Where Modernity Meets Tradition 🗼 Tokyo, Japan’s capital, blends modern skyscrapers with rich history. Iconic sites like Senso-ji and Imado Shrine highlight its cultural charm and preserve its Edo-era heritage. Unveiling Japan’s Spiritual Heritage ⛩️ Discover why visiting shrines and deities is a lifelong tradition for everyone, on important milestones. Let local experts reveal hidden gems like Matsuchiyama Shoden and Asakusa Fuji Sengen-jinja Shrine, sharing their deep cultural stories. Discover the Charm of Goshuin 💮 Wondering why Japanese people collect Goshuin? These unique stamps symbolize spiritual visits, with each shrine offering its creative design, reflecting the shrine’s character and creativity. Discover the meaning and artistry behind this cherished tradition.

일정11개 방문지

1. 1

   13:00

   Meet at the Starbucks near Asakusa Kaminarimon

2. 2

   13:00

   약 10분 체류

   on foot

3. 3

   13:10

   약 60분 체류

   Sensoji Temple + Asakusa Shrine

4. 4

   14:10

   약 15분 체류

   on foot

5. 5

   14:25

   약 20분 체류

   Matsuchiyama Shoden Honryuin

6. 6

   14:45

   약 5분 체류

   on foot

7. 7

   14:50

   약 20분 체류

   Imado Shrine

8. 8

   15:10

   약 15분 체류

   on foot

9. 9

   15:25

   약 15분 체류

   Asakusa Fuji Sengen Shrine

10. 10

    15:40

    약 20분 체류

    on foot

11. 11

    16:00

    End at Asakusa Station

요금 안내

집합 장소

星巴克淺草雷門店

출발 전 확인사항

This tour involves a considerable amount of walking and stairs. Please make sure you are fit enough to participate The tour fees do not include items such as omamori (protective charms) and goshuin (temple or shrine stamps). Goshuin are usually stamped or written in a goshuincho (stamp book), so it's recommended that you purchase one that you like for collecting.Some shrines offer both standard and seasonal goshuin so the designs may vary depending on the time of the visit.

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